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Tremolo
1a. Global Wet/Dry Mix –
Global Wet/Dry Mix control for T Reverb.
If the Mix knob is far left, then audio will be completely dry. If the Mix knob is far right,
then audio will be completely wet.
1b. Global Wet/Dry Mix CV In –
Unipolar Positive control voltage input for Global
Dry/Wet Mix. Control voltage is added to the current pot position. Range is 0V – 5V.
2a. Reverb Amount –
Control for Reverb Amount.
If the Reverb Amount knob is far left, then the signal will be completely dry of Reverb.
If the Reverb Amount knob is far right, then the signal will be completely wet with
Reverb.
2b. Reverb Amount CV In –
Unipolar Positive control voltage input for Reverb
Amount. Control voltage is added to the current pot position. Range is 0V – 5V.
3a. Tremolo Rate –
Control for Tremolo Rate.
If the Tremolo Rate knob is far left, then it will be as slow as possible. If the Tremolo
Rate knob is far right, then it will be as fast as possible.
3b. Tremolo Rate CV In
– Unipolar Positive control voltage input for Tremolo Rate.
Control voltage is added to the current pot position. Range is 0V – 5V.
4a. Tremolo Amount (Depth) –
Control for Tremolo Amount.
If the Tremolo Amount knob is far left, then the tremolo will be as narrow as possible. If
the Tremolo Amount knob is far right, then the tremolo will be as wide as possible.
4b. Tremolo Amount (Depth) CV In –
Unipolar Positive control voltage input for
Tremolo Amount. Control voltage is added to the current pot position. Range is 0V –
5V.
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